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2011-12 Midterm Exam Review. Grade 11 American Literature. Advertising Review Activity (R20). With textbook opened and advertising activity in notebook opened, on one loose leaf page defining each of the seven advertising types.

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Cause and effect: Effects of global warming on environment. Causes of global warming.

Compare and contrast: Compare two colleges and the programs they have to offer.

Explanation of a Process--Sequential Order: How to present your debate in a particular order. How to put together a model.

Order of Importance: Providing reasons to do something with the least powerful first and the most powerful last.

(You used these in your Public Service Announcement pamphlet.)

Proposition and Supporting Examples: Taking a side on an issue is the proposition, and providing specific support from expert sources to back up your opinion are your examples. (You did this in your debate assignment.)

Adjectives answer the questions which one (that this), what kind (yellow, bright), how many (many, few), or how much (some, more). The underlined words below are classified as other parts of speech but here are also used as adjectives.

A pronoun must agree with its antecedent in number, gender, and person. The antecedent is the noun to which a pronoun refers. (ante means comes before so the noun must come before) If the antecedent is singular, use a singular pronoun. If it is plural, use a plural pronoun.

Because this dollhouse is almost 300 years old, it is historically important.

The furnishings are noticeably different from their modern counterparts.

The gender of the pronoun—masculine (he, his, him), feminine (she, her, hers), or neuter (it, its)—must be the same as the gender of its antecedent. The person (first, second, third) of the pronoun also must agree with the person of its antecedent. (Refer to chart on page 106 in packet.)

Any artist would like his or her creation to last for hundreds of years.

You would be proud to see your work appreciated by future generations.